MEDFOTiD MATL TSKTP.UyE, MEDFOItTTi, ORKCiOX, TUESDAY, JULY 2R, 1925-
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SUMMER SCHOOL SSfs f
REGISTRATION AT ,Kfe
fiirfnf A RFnnRn JACKSONVILLE IS
LUUUIIL I I IlkUWll"
EUGENE, Ore. July 28. The Uni
versity of Oregon annual summer
session will close Friday Willi the
termination of the sixth week of the
term. Klnul examinations will bo
given Thursday and Friday.
The summer session this year had
the largest enrollment In the his.
lory of the Institution as the 1 000
mark was reached by both the Eu
guno and rortland sessions.
Alterations In various ouuuings mo
being made in preparation for the!
fall term of tho university. The de
partment of chemistry is being mov
ed to tho top floor of MeCluro hnll,
until recently occupied by the do-(
purtment of psychology, which has,
been moved to Condon hall. Whenj
tho university press Is moved tho
chemistry department will also use
the basement of .McClure hall.
Boveral office spaces arc also being
changed.
BEATEN BY OWEN-
The Jacksonville bascliall nine was
defeated by a score of 8 to li when
they met the Owen Oregon aggrega
tion on the home grounds near the
sawmill Kuday artcrnoou. It Is
said the game was an cawy victory for
Jacksonville until Umpire Shaw ills
iiualiflcd llartman for not touching
third base while making a home run.
Harry Foley, who pitched fin- Jack
sonville, struck out 1 1 men while his
brother, Frank of the Doublet),
struck out two. Tho center fielders
of the latter team put out 11 men
while Jacksonville managed tu put
uut one.
Jacksonville expects to play the
Oregon nine again, at least such is
llielr desire.
Next Kuniluy the "Luniborjaeks"
will play the fast Copco team on
grounds which as yet liavo not been
decided. The gnnie is expected to bo
close, as Hie latter team had defeated
I ho former twice, which naturally
lends to make tho latter play so much
harder to redeem Itself.
RALISM, Mass.. July S8. (A. I'.)
-Mrs. John UaiTymoro as a novel,
let known as Michael Ktrangc, dis
appointed a fashlonablo North Hhorc
audience last night which laid
crowded the Empire theater to see
licr take her first leading part on a
Ntage. tiho wus billed as one of tho
leading characters in Oscar Wilde s
"The Importance of Ucing Ernest.",
Minting that she had missed two
rehearsals last week because of Ill
ness, Mrs. Ilarrymore inlormed the
management Just before tho performance-
that she would be unablo
to appear. I
Tho performance was delayed more
than an hour, during which u ma-
Jority of the audience loft, before
MrB. Unrrymoro consented to act
In a "dress rehearsal" of tho playj
tiho mado uso of the prompter frequently.-
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Start Construction of
Oregon Bleachers Soon
lOUOENi:. Oro.. July 2s. Con
struction of the new 20.0II0 section
of bleachers In the cast end of Hay
ward field, athletic field for the
University of Oregon, will be start
ed early next month. Tho bleacher
section will seat an additional 01)00
spectators, providing n total of 18,
uOO seats nt tile field.
The work on tho bleachers Is lo
be rushed, It is said.
TAMPA, Kla., July 2D. Ijuly Crace
Kaiiio MacKonzlo. big game hunter and
International udveuturess wus released
(ram the Hillsborough cutinty Jail
hero after spending four uncomfort
nhlo nights as tho cell mala of an al
leged bandit queen.
Her freedom was obtained by a
kindly woman veiled In black to con
coal her Identity, who made good a
worthless draft for J2U0 to O. E. Ilray.
Tampa realtor, who had endorsed for
Iady MarKonsle several months ago.
Charges wore dismissed.
'I did not think I had a friend In
Florida until today," Ijidy Oraco said,
deeply affected. "Whoever came to
my assistance so nobly must certainly
want tho money back and 1 Intend
to find hor and return It ns sodn as iioa
elule."
A ault for falso arrest will bo Insti
tuted by Lady MacKenzie, she said nf
tor inhaling a deep breath of pure air.
I MOW VOIIK. July 2S. (A. P.)
Willie Mi Faiiane and Jim llarnes re
spectively American and Hellish open
( champions, have agreed to play a se
;iies of matches for the "world title"
'starting Immediately after the west
ern open chninploiiHhjp in Youngs
town. Ohio, August is'to 20.
I Although definite plans have not
been made, it Is probable that the first
contest of 3ll holes, will be staged III
Philadelphia and the second In Wash
ington. If a third Is necessary, New
York mayo be decided upon.
1 Following the championship ptay
llnrnca and Mi'ntiano plan to tour
the country together, meeting all coiners.
Oregon Town Suffers'
A $7000 Conflagration
HOIttNO, Oro., July 28. Fire yi8
torrtny (h'Hti oyed I he 8. 10. Waller
luixliH'HH buiMliiK niul the homo or
K. M. MniKiin at n combined loan
of iiipruxImuU'ly $7000. j
Waller w.ih uwakenod at 3 ft.
hy a fire in the Btructmo, which
hmiHi'tt ii Htnre, con feel loamy, io
hall, bur hor Khop and theater. Tho
f Ihiuch quickly Hprcad tu tho Mor
gan hunio next door. Iloih IniiMingH
wero partially covered hy InHurance.
Origin of the fire Ih unknown.
'PEERLESS LEADER'
SAUUM, III., July 28. (A. P.)
Flags flouting at half mast were In
evidence throughout Haleni today, tho
birthplace of William Jennings llryan.
Former Hlato Senator Charles K.
Hull, who know Mr. llryan Intimately,
paid this tribute;
"Tho news of tho sudden death of
William Jennings llryan grieves me ns
a porsunal loss not only to mo bin to
every person In thlB community. It Is
ns If thoro was a death In each house
here, so near and dear was ho to us
nil.
'The house In which Mr. llryan first
saw tho light of day still stands with
in tho city limits. When he was n boy.
the family removed to a beautiful
homo on a farm mar Salem, which
his father. Judge Kiln l.lllaid llryan
had succeeded In tnitisforinliiK Into
ime of tho most attractive homesteads
III southern Illinois."
Oregon Jersey Is Now
World Champion Cow
indi-:pi:ndi:nci-:. Ore.. July 28.
St. Mawes l-ad's Pride, a Jersey cow
owned by Harry I. Illff of Independ
ence, has finished a year's official test
begun at Hire years, seven months of
age, with 14.24!t pounds of milk and
10U2.3& pounds of buttej-fat to her
credit. Her milk averaged 7.04 per
cent butterfnt. With this remarkable
record she becomes world's champion
senior three year old Jersey, super
seding Ibsen's Jubilee Signal, owned
by Hugh W. llonnell of Ohio, which
waB 0 15 pounds of fat to lier credit.
I.lcscr SucctfMls Itldcuoiir.
SWAM PHt 'OTT. Mass., July 28. (A.
P.) lrkln M. l.leser of lies Moines
was appointed today United States
marshal for the Panama Canal Zone,
succeeding Horace II. Itidenour, resigned.
PAKE SALESMAN
F.UUKNE, Ore.. July !S. Report
of "sales' made to automobile scr
vise station proprietors by an al
leged swindler have been mnde to
Sheriff Frank E. Taylor here. The
man, known as J. II. Ilurko, said he
was representing the ltubber Pro
ducts company of Kansas City, nnd
took orders for tires, tubes nnd other
wares. He nsked that a certain per
centage of cash be paid upon the
piHcmg oi ino orders.
The dealers who placed the orders
claim that they have slncr looked
up his III in, and could not find any
such concern listed.
While here Hurke la knnwn to
have collected nt least 1 114. He
Was irQCorvallls, It l said. i
oMantoJlan
ROI-TAN
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For Wednesday, Mann's Offer a
ALL GINGHAM HOUSE FROCKS
Very latestexclusive models lof unrivaled beauty in
Mrs
New HAPVtf HfflMB"w &fast color
The meet (Might
ful effects have
been achieved by
chic touches of
artutic hemstitch
ing, rich embroid- I
erv and exauiiitdv
eolered appoques, roed&uiotu and 3
CMDirurs. You will alio find silk
ties, white pique, dainty organdy,
newly created collars, white pearl
buttons, new novel effects in
Atleeree end pretty Uces
'HI ALL MADE WITH WIDE (07)
GET HERE EARLY
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The choice of millions of women-
Toil have never seen lovelier dreues thart these we offer tomorrow. Tho
'Bost adorable new styles have been developed horn the veil known
Amoskeag and Security Uinehams of exniutite ouautv in frorseou nat-
terns ana guaranteed last colors.' Ihey are unusually serviceable and
can stand the hardest wear and dozens of tubbings.'
AMAZINGLY LOW PRICED AT
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b K great and jn
! nried that every Tp
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every color fancy IT
wul be here to ' IT
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ALL
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JUST'ABOVT TODArS'ACTUAti
COST OF MATERIALS IN
Happy Home House Frock's Have Won an Enviable Reputation. Each New Assortment Far
Previous Offerings Not Only in Style and Workmanship, But in Value-Giving as
Surpasses '
Well
This sale of high grade dresses will be tKe talk of the surrounding community tomorrow! It will be our record
achievement in value-giving. This greatest of all special sales will be an event long to be remembered.
PHONE AND MAIL ORDERS WILL BE ACCEPTED WHILE DRESSES LAST
Last Year We Sold 576 of These Dresses in One H burThese Are Still Better Values So Be Early
Be here at 8:30. These bar
gains won't last long. It gets
better each time.
Mann's Department Store
THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY
Phono 486 487 Medford, Ore.
Be here at 8:30 and get one of
these exceptional bargains be
fore they are gone.
New
Jewell Cafe
Now Open at
28 N. Front St.
American Dishes, Chop
Suey and Noodles our
specialty.
Everything the
Best
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INSURANCE
First Insurance
Agency
A. L. HILL, Manager
Phone 10S 30 North Central
Medford, Or.
LEE W ATKINS
has opened his store nt the old
stHd, 397 S. Front, with a full
lino of x .
FEEDS AND SEEDS
Call and see me.' Bring your eggs.
Will pay market prices. Phone
1y3. I don't deliver.
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CASH PAID
For Second-Hand'
Furniture and Stovei
W. A. KINNEY
Furniture Home
315 E. Main Phone 505
Not Temporary Relief But CURE
PILES or other Rertal or Colon
ailments should not be experi
mented with They hould and can be
.TS'.vCUREDbynoMu
Send today for my FREE BOOK con
taining .core, of voluntery te.tlmonlU
ercd 20 year, and had tried every kind
Wit Kjrr J t t
...vimiuciiiinawnr
lean give Written Guar
antceto CURE vour PiUi
iot refund your Ice.
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